Wonderdogs.bc.ca -- Ben Kersen Trains A Blind Dog

Ben Kersen trains Tye, a completely blind Chow cross. This is Ben's 5th session with Tye and each session has been approximately 20 minutes long. You will be amazed to see what commands Tye has mastered is such a short time frame!

Ben Kersen's "praise-play training method" is a system of dog training that really works! Ben's program has made news on radio, TV, and newsprint across North America. Why? Because it's fun for dogs and their owners and produces incredibly fast results.

Thousands of dog owners have trained their dog successfully by using Ben's fun, fast and simple methods. The beauty of this training concept is it works for all dogs regardless of age or breed! Visit http://www.wonderdogs.bc.ca/training/videos.html to learn more about purchasing your own set of Ben's training DVD's.

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• Tye
• Blind
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[daysofknowledge]

Great job Ben! So we gonna learn about this in class?

[MattBlytheTheOne]

what would that feel like?

[mouseykid04]

if you were "completely" blind i bet you would be able to tell if someone were whipping a treat around your face..

[Tomsolna]

Hi,

Some months ago when returning home after 5 months in Mozambique Chispa, my Malinois, had become completely blind.

I will send you one of several videos to you.

The training is advancing too fast for any dog. You are good at rewarding and demanding correct behaviour of the dog.

I am not convinced that what you are teaching the dog is the most useful for the owner (pack leader) and the blind dog.

You can find more on chispa blind

Good luck, Tom

[MattBlytheTheOne]

how can he be completely blind? he sat and stood on the hand movement alone! Unless he can here the wind?